4 Large Cube Square Rubber Feet Bumpers - 1.125 H X 1.500 W - Made in USA Heavy Duty Non Marking for Furniture, Tables, Chairs, Desks, Benches.

These worked as intended. They don’t come with screws.

I got four of these to elevate my team benches off the deck surface to better preserve them and the deck. They have a plated steel (I don’t think it’s stainless) ferrule with a washer flange molded into them. That means you can crank down the screws or bolts more than if it was just a solid rubber or vinyl foot. A great combination wothlong brass wood screws or stainless deck screws to anchor them. These look good and will perform well. I DID have to shave off the two little raised details on each foot (easily done with a razor blade etc.) so they would mount flat and flush to the surface. I suppose they are made for some specific application where there are two holes to keep them from spinning. No worries, it took 30 second and they tighten down well. MADE In USA too! Always a good thing.

These rubber foot bumpers are very well made and easy to install. They are perfect if you just need to bring the height of an article of furniture up just a small amount, which is exactly what I needed. I used these on a little bench was creating out of a foot stool which was just a bit too low when sitting on it and needed just a bit more height. I can see by the strength and quality of these bumpers they could stand up under something quite heavy. Plus I am always happy when I purchase something made in the USA and find it to be of a very good quality.

These worked very well for my long IKEA cabinet in the living room. It raised the cabinet up enough so that any spilled liquid or pee from my foster dogs could be wiped up and not damage the cabinet that would otherwise sit directly on the floor. They are very sturdy however they do have little nubs that have to be cut off on the bottom that butts up to what you are mounting them on. But this is very easy with a utility knife. That is the only reason for 4 stars rather than 5.

I bought these rubber feet specifically to raise my TV slightly off the stand, and they turned out to be a simple but very effective upgrade. Why I needed them: My TV sat too low on the media console, and I wanted a subtle lift without switching to a wall mount or buying a new stand. These added just the right amount of height (a little over an inch), which noticeably improved viewing angle and gave me extra clearance for a soundbar. Stability & safety: This was my main concern, and these deliver. The rubber is dense and doesn’t compress much under weight, so the TV feels stable and well-supported. There’s no wobble, even when adjusting cables or lightly bumping the stand. Grip: They grip both the TV base and the surface underneath very well. Once positioned, they don’t slide around, which is important for something as top-heavy as a TV. At the same time, they’re not adhesive, so you can reposition them easily. Surface protection: An added bonus is that they protect the media console from scratches and pressure marks. Much better than the thin felt pads that come with most furniture. Aesthetic impact: They’re low-profile and unobtrusive. You don’t really notice them unless you’re looking for them, which keeps the setup clean. Things to keep in mind: • Make sure your TV’s base/feet sit fully on the pads for even weight distribution • The added height (~1”) is noticeable—great for soundbars, but measure your setup first ⸻ ✅ Bottom line If you need a simple, stable way to elevate your TV without drilling or replacing furniture, these are an excellent solution. Solid, reliable, and surprisingly versatile. Bottom line - If you want, I can tighten this further into a shorter, punchier version (sometimes those get more “helpful” votes depending on category).

Worked like a charm. Easy to install and effective non-slip elevating feet.

Justo lo que necesitaba.

These was installed on a workbench and they were straightforward to install. The only thing is that the rubber is too soft so the bench is moving too much to my liking. They should have been harder. Else, they seems to be working okey.